Pauline David-Sax

Bailey wants to build a time machine. But not to see the pyramids of Egypt being built, or to talk alongside dinosaurs - but to go back to last Thursday, where she said the Thing to her best friend that made her mad and upset with her. She just wants to stop it from ever happening. But when the time machine is finished, Bailey discovers it's almost harder to go back to a time you regret than it is to actually build a machine.

This is a wonderful children's book about apologizing, forgiveness, and friendship.

Though you never find out exactly what Bailey says to her friend, this book still has an important message: it didn't matter what was said, it hurt her friend's feelings. So how should Bailey go about making it right.

This book gives amazing and wonderful talking points to parents, caregivers, and counselors to open the discussion for children on the act of apologizing and what that means.… (meer)